The Edgerton FFA is holding a cancer fundraiser. It’s a trap-shoot contest called Aiming for a Cure. It’s this Saturday at the Williams County Conservation Club in Montpelier. The cost is $25 per person and shells will be donated for shooters 18 and under by the Williams County Target Busters.
Read More »Volunteers needed to widen bridge over Beaver Creek
The Northwestern Ohio Rails-to-Trails Association is looking for volunteers to help work on widening and re-decking the bridge over Beaver Creek. The scheduled work day is this Saturday, November 14th from 8 am to Noon. Volunteers should meet at 8 a.m. on County Road 17, south of U.S. 20A. If …
Read More »Libraries closed for Veterans Day
A reminder that federal offices are closed today, in observance of Veterans Day. Williams County Libraries are also closed in Bryan, Edgerton, Edon, Pioneer, Stryker and West Unity. One library will remain open, the Montpelier Public Library.
Read More »Veterans Day in Bryan
In honor of Veterans Day today, a traveling memorial is on display at the Edgerton high school gym today and through the rest of the week. The exhibit called “The Eyes of Freedom: Lima Company Memorial” honors Lima’s 3rd Battalion, 25th Marine Corps Regiment which suffered the highest casualty rate …
Read More »Anniversary of the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
Forty years ago today, The Edmund Fitzgerald, the largest freighter on the Great Lakes, sank in hurricane force winds leaving Superior, Wisconsin for Detroit. All 29 crew members died, and no one knows exactly why she went down. Six crew members were from Ohio.-0– A Williams County Wildlife Officer has …
Read More »Father found competent in Ohio toddler death case
A story that shocked the Buckeye state… the 21 month old toddler whose decomposed body was found in her crib. Now a new trial date has been set for the baby’s father, who’s just been declared competent to stand trial. 34 year old Eric Warfel had pleaded not guilty by …
Read More »Honor someone who’s Making A Difference
If you know of someone who’s made a difference, Northwest State Community College Foundation is looking for them. They’re accepting nominations for next year’s Making A Difference Award, given to an individual, a business and organization. The ceremony is in May. Nomination forms are online at NorthwestState.edu. They are due …
Read More »Gas prices lower
Gas prices are as low as 2.21 a gallon in Bryan this morning. That’s down about a nickel from last week, and down about 60 cents from a year ago. Analysts at Triple A say good supply should keep gas prices low for the Thanksgiving travel season.
Read More »Funeral home director faces prison
A Toledo funeral home director has lost his license and pleaded no contest to abuse of a corpse charges. Robert Tate was found guilty yesterday in Lucas County Common Pleas Court. Police raided the Tate Funeral Home in May, finding several bodies that were not embalmed and severely decomposed. His …
Read More »Paulding Co. drug court offers hope
In Paulding County, there’s a new Drug Court, set up to help lower-level, nonviolent felony offenders with drug or alcohol issues. The first court was in late October, and its goal, said Judge Tiffany Beckman, is for participants to defeat their addiction and become contributing members of society. The three …
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